Dear members. I’m please to announce our tomorrow video meeting here at Skool! Grab your favorite drink and take a seat near the fireplace. Get ready for some laughs and some interesting conversations! The beginning of this meeting have been delayed one hour to let our members from the Pacific region to join us at a better time. The meeting begins at: 11:00 PM Zurich 10:00 PM London 5:00 PM NY 4:00 PM TX 2:00 PM CA 9:00 AM Melbourne AU 11:00 AM Wellington NZ To join us you just have to click on the banner at the top at the certain hour. Right side of where you have to press, there’s a red banner that says “LIVE”. Remember to turn on your microphone and camera to enjoy the full experience!

My name is Anastasia and I'm glad to be among you! I like the gentlemanly aesthetic, old Hollywood, and classic novels by Wilde, Fitzgerald, Remarque, and others. Now I'm the student of Moscow state university and have a goal to improve my English to the end of this year😊 I will be glad to communicate, gentlemen's. My Instagram https://www.instagram.com/nasteoshka?igsh=MXZ0NmhnMGFpMnJtaw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

Dear Members. I would love to hear your opinion about this video I created as a test for the Society’s social media platforms. It might not be of the best quality, and the voice is one I created with AI 🤖 (trying to emulate Kevin Spacey voice in House of Cards). I believe the style is ideal if we take in consideration it has been done with free tools (something that makes the process way more complex). Future shorts/reels (it’s how they’re called) will be of a better quality. I would love to see someone else making the videos (as I don’t have the time for that) while I provide the voice and music sometimes (till someone else can do that too). I also encourage everyone to check the Classroom banner at the top, courses have been expanded, updated and upgraded. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Dear members, this is an article I just read on X. It perfectly depicts Europe and how 99.9% Europeans live and think. You wake up at 6:57 AM and hear your three roommates are already up. The apartment is 41 square meters and the walls are thin. Even though you're 38 years old, you like living with other people. "Imagine being alone in a soulless American suburb," you always tell yourself. You grab your phone and start scrolling Twitter in bed. Someone posts that the EU is considering a ban on US social media platforms over data privacy concerns. You feel a pleasant warmth running through your body as you type a reply: "Good. We should ban them all and use only European apps." You close Twitter and proceed to check Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, and Snapchat. You get up and go to the kitchen. Your roommate Lars has already made you a cappuccino. "Is the milk organic?" you ask. He confirms with a gentle nod. You grab a paper cup from the stack by the sink. The four of you switched from ceramic mugs last year. Paper is easier to recycle, and being climate conscious is no longer a personal choice but an EU requirement. The fines for improper waste sorting start at €1,000. Lars is reading news on his iPhone about the EU blocking another big tech merger. "Nice..." you mutter under your breath. This is why Europe leads, democracy still means something here. You drink your coffee standing up. There's no room for a table. You leave for work at 7:45 AM. You live in Lelystad, five towns north of Amsterdam. You moved here two years ago after your landlord raised rent by 50%. It feels far, but European public transport is fantastic - it only takes 40 minutes, plus a 10-minute walk to the station. You see the train arrives in 4 minutes. You feel a swell of pride. "Try doing this in Los Angeles," you whisper to no one. The doors open. You step in. Nowhere to sit, of course, as usual on the 8:03 to Centrum. You grab the pole, place your backpack between your feet. Almost the entire car is filled with immigrant families and their screaming kids. You do quick mental math for fun: each mother seems to have on average seven children. You're quietly happy there are so many of them - these kids are the future generation of Europe, filling the continent with life.

Well found my flat black wait coat and one of my London fog coats ao suited and booted last night for bible study